No mention of the PHP version you have, but perhaps you are using an older PHP version ? Try running PHP 7.2 for a test. Upgrade to 8.x after the site stabilizes. You can also try renaming the plugins and/or the themes folder to bypass those settings (which will affect the site, of course). Get … Read more
WordPress core files – PHP Warning: file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect
Fatal error Class-wp-hook, again, but not sure what’s triggering it
You are getting that fatal error because your custom mdb_save_metaboxes function is expecting to receive 3 parameters (function mdb_save_metaboxes($post_id, $post, $update)), but WordPress only passed 1 parameter, because you did not tell WordPress that it needs to pass 3 parameters. So to fix the issue, set the fourth parameter for add_action() like so: // If … Read more
wp_get_post_terms() returns a WP_Error on failure. (Are you sure it’s $colection and not $collection in that function call?) You can check the return value using is_wp_error() and decide what you’re going to output if it is, in fact, a WP_Error. For example: $term = wp_get_post_terms( $colection->posts[0]->ID ,’look’ ); if ( is_wp_error( $term ) ) { … Read more
Are you somehow including wp-admin\includes\class-wp-importer.php using include or require? That may cause the error of get_cli_args() function declared twice. If that is the case, then you better use include_once or require_once. Also, perhaps you should test your installation by disabling all the plugins and any custom theme. Then activate the theme and test WordPress. Then … Read more
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Elementor\Utils::is_ajax() [closed]
create_function was removed in PHP 8.0, so your theme does not appear to be compatible with PHP 8.0+. You have several options to resolve this: If your site is down and it is important to get your site up immediately, ask your host to downgrade PHP to 7.4. Just be aware that security support for … Read more
How to fix Fatal Error in wp-includes/meta.php after upgrade to PHP 8
To disable the plugin you can log into cPanel or into the installation folder via FTP and rename or remove the plugin folder in /wp-content/plugins/ – Once you’ve done this you should be able to login to the dashboard without any issues. There is possibly a conflict between the current theme and the Contact Form … Read more